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China - Southeast Asia

Jan — Mar 2001
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Regional Rivalries and Bilateral Irritants

By Carlyle A. Thayer
Published April 2001 in Comparative Connections · Volume 3, Issue 1

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Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies

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